Choosing the Maserati Levante is a decision driven more by desire than by rational thought. Its hot-blooded Italian character sets it apart from its rivals—even those that are quicker and more luxurious. But it comes with compromises: it’s not as capacious for people and cargo, it’s not as well put together, and it costs a pretty penny. Plus, there’s that old adage about Italian-car reliability that may dissuade more pragmatic buyers. If the Levante’s unreserved styling, sweet-singing twin-turbo V-6 engine, and exclusivity appeal to you, we say go for it. There are few better ways to unsettle the status quo than from behind the wheel of a Maserati. READ MORE ››